North Hertfordshire District Council
North Hertfordshire District Council grants of £500-£1,500 for independent, not-for-profit organisations delivering projects that benefit local communities — improving local spaces, running events, or supporting vulnerable groups — plus a related Community Facility Capital Grants strand for improving community centres, village halls, and similar buildings. Administered through five local Community Forums, each with its own staggered submission deadlines across 2026/27.
Amount
£500-£1,500
Deadline
Rolling / no fixed deadline
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You can also do this yourself for free via the official sourceApply online via North Hertfordshire District Council's digital grants platform (a MyAccount login is required); contact community@north-herts.gov.uk for support.
View official sourceCommunity Grants (North Hertfordshire) is run locally — here's the same scheme in other areas.
Cambridge City Council
Cambridge City Council's Community Grants scheme, funding organisations that help build 'a fairer, greener and more inclusive Cambridge' through three tiers: Small Community Grants (£5,000 or under), Large Community Grants (up to £10,000/year for up to three years), and Organisation Support Grants for longer-term organisational resilience. Funding is allocated in proportion to how many Cambridge residents benefit, even where an activity's reach extends beyond the city.
Maidstone Borough Council
Maidstone Borough Council's annual Community Grants programme, running as three themed funding rounds across 2026/27. Community groups, charities, Community Interest Companies and faith groups can apply for grants of up to £4,999 for a one-off project, or up to £9,999 where the application shows strong partnership working, clear community benefit, and sustainable outcomes. The first round of 2026/27, themed around Town Centre Inclusion and Safety, closed 16 August 2026.
Last verified: 1 August 2026. See the footer disclaimer — this is general information, not financial or tax advice.